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  • South Holderness Technology College

    Published 20/11/17

    The Trust is pleased to announce that following a recent meeting of the Regional Schools Commissioner’s Headteacher Board we have been asked to sponsor South Holderness Technology College as they convert to become an academy.

    The school was recently judged as Requiring Significant Improvement by Ofsted and we are already supporting the senior leadership and governors of the school through the East Riding School Improvement Programme. This phase of our work is being led by Sarah Young who is acting in an Executive Headteacher capacity to support the Headteacher, Liz Croft, deliver the post Ofsted Action Plan.

    We will be working with the school, the Local Authority and the DfE over the coming months on the conversion process and we are confident that with support, the school has the capacity to improve. We look forward to South Holderness joining the Trust in due course.

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  • Croxby Primary joins the Trust

    Published 04/10/17

    We are delighted to welcome Cottingham Croxby Primary School to The Consortium Academy Trust. Head of School Dave Waterson said 'Croxby Primary is delighted to have joined The Consortium Trust. Working together as part of the Trust will ensure we deliver inspirational teaching and learning practices, which will make a real difference to our children's lives. Croxby has benefitted from working alongside the Trust for over 6 months prior to joining. The school knows it is joining an organisation which strives for excellence and ensures every individual has the opportunity to reach their potential.' Director of Academy Improvement Sarah Young said 'Having worked with Croxby pupils, staff and wider community over the last 8 months we are delighted with the progress the school has made following the challenge left to us by Ofsted when they visited in December 2016. The progress of children and their enjoyment of the wider offer of the school is really at the heart of TCAT's Vision and Values. We are excited that the school have joined the Trust and we can continue to work together for even greater success in the future.'

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  • Fantastic GCSE results at Hessle High

    Published 24/08/17

    The Hessle Academy is celebrating today, after Hessle High School students achieved fantastic results in their GCSEs once again. This follows on from the outstanding A Level results delivered by Hessle Sixth Form students last week.

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  • Cottingham High's GCSE results

    Published 24/08/17

    We are delighted to report that the GCSE class of 2017 have maintained the trend of improving GCSE results witnessed over recent years. Their success follows our recent Ofsted inspection where Cottingham High was judged as good in all areas. With high proportions of top grades, including a string of the new grade 9s in Maths and English, progress remains above average for the second year running, with all attainment measures at or above national averages. Congratulations to all our students for their hard work.

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  • Wolfreton's GCSE success stories

    Published 24/08/17

    Well done to all of our students, who after so much hard work, received their results today. Headteacher Mr McCready said ‘Despite the huge changes to examinations at Key Stage 4, we are very pleased with these results, which reflect the hard work put in by students and staff alike.’ Particular success stories include Jiayuan Feng who achieved one A and an amazing A* / 9 in everything else. He said ‘I was hoping for a mix of As and A*s so I’ve done better than I’d hoped, I’ll settle for that. I am staying on at Wolfreton for sixth form as the teachers know me and I know them, I feel very comfortable speaking to them. I’m going to study A levels in Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Japanese and IT.’

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  • Hessle A level highlights

    Published 17/08/17

    Hessle Sixth Form students are celebrating today as they receive their A Level results. Students have
    achieved incredible results across a broad spectrum of subjects, with many achieving 100% pass rate
    at A* - B.

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  • Wolfreton A level celebrations

    Published 17/08/17

    Students are celebrating exam success today after all their hard work. Headteacher Mr McCready said: ‘We are delighted with these results, especially considering the new specifications and the uncertainty around grade boundaries. The overall average grade per entry has increased from 2016 and we have a 99% pass rate, as well as a 10% increase in students achieving A*-B or equivalent grades.’

    Particular success stories included Sara Sabha who achieved achieved A* in Geography, A in History, A in French and A* in the Extended Project Qualification. She is going to Oxford University - to Pembroke College to study European and Middle Eastern Languages. Sara said ‘I’m so pleased, Oxford is my dream university and  I can’t believe I’m going there, it’s just started to sink in. I’ve had the best teachers ever, I couldn’t have done it without them but I guess you’ve just got to believe in yourself. My mum is so proud! I’ve now got six French books to read before the start of term so I’d better get started!’

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  • Cottingham High's A level excellence

    Published 17/08/17

    The class of 2017 have sustained the trend of impressive post-16 student performances of recent years to produce another excellent set of results. 29% of grades achieved were the top grades of A* and A, and over half of all entries awarded were at grade B or higher. Three quarters of all grades achieved were A*-C and the overall pass rate remains at 99%.

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  • Penshurst pupils excel again!

    Published 21/07/17

    Following our recognition by Rt Hon Nick Gibb in 2016 for achieving progress scores which placed us in the top 3% of schools nationally, the challenge was on for the children and staff in Year 6 this year. The Year 6 team (pupils and staff) started the way they meant to go in in September 2016 with positivity, hard work and a healthy dash of good fun thrown in. The consistently high quality of teaching and learning delivered by the staff and the hard work of the children saw them well prepared for the challenges of the Key Stage 2 tests in May.

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